Where to find "Keywords that Sent Organic Search Visits" in Google Analytics?

[swzhai]

Hi everyone,

Tried searching for this answer but couldn't find it. In the new analytics, I can see that there is a graph that shows the number of unique keywords that brought traffic to our site sorted by weeks. I can't seem to find this data in Google Analytics. I can only find the number of visits but not sorted by how many keywords, instead it is just # of visits from all of the keywords.

Thanks in advance.

SZ

[swzhai]

Essentially I just want to extrapolate the data as seen in the screenshot below. Also I question the accuracy and want to see where it is compiling the data on my Moz account.

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[ColinWhite]

Not provided is going to make reporting on organic keywords almost impossible.  Google wants ranking to be a more unintentional effort and not the main focus of optimization specialists.  Basically instead of saying I want to rank for "kids toys" the scenario is "Oh I rank for kids toys". Instead they want you to focus on creating relevant, content rich websites that add value to your niche and or the reader. Sorry but keywords need to start taking a back seat to other more meaningful metrics.

[ThompsonPaul]

In the Analytics account for your site, use the links in the left sidebar to navigate to Acquisition -> Keywords -> Organic, SZ. This will give you the list of keywords that brought you traffic. Of course, (not provided) will likely be your highest volume, but you should still see others listed there.

For another, more complete view of your keywords, navigate to Acquisition -> Search Engine Optimization -> Queries. This will provide a more complete list of the queries (keywords) as derived from Google Webmaster Tools (assuming you have your Webmaster Tools account linked to your Analytics). The Average Position info there is also very useful. Most have found that the Impressions and Clicks info there is woefully inaccurate, unfortunately.

Does that get you what you're looking for?

Paul

[csfarnsworth]

swzhai this is not the issue with you.We all are facing this issue. Not Provided is the term you will see in your analytics in place of keywords. The reason is secured data that Google is no more willing to share this info to Website owner except for those using adwords.For further reading visit this link.

http://moz.com/blog/100-percent-keyword-not-provided-whiteboard-tuesday